IOBCOI LT-I<. Hl-M . ~ • '" ' ry~ In Moscow, the lupre ■e Soviet has okayed the downfall of Ber1a. That was made otf1c1al, to4&J, wltn the ■ 1gn1ng of a formal declaration. The reoent aeaber of the lreml1n tr1ua•1raie, ■ tripped of &11 hl1 honor ■, and ordered to go on trlal for bl• llfe - before the Bovlet Supreae Court. •• a traitor - and an ene ■J of the 9eople. c::, Tbla wa1 one of lhtee chlef toplo1 la a ■ e111oa of tDe lo•let Parll&■ent - wnlcb ude hla\orr. t•• whole world look notice when Pre■ ler llaleako• leclared - the lo•lel1 • • • lbe h1dro1ea boab. Wll&I be &OIU&llJ aald was - lbal tbe ua,, ••• ,., •••• longer haa a monopolJ ot lhe B•boab. Wblob oo•ll aeaa that the •u1a1an1 uve esplo4e4 one ta a - 1uooe11ful te1triDou1b •• lbat ••e•• doublful. 0~ tbeJ'•• carried out es9erl■ent1 1howla . that theJ J,,, have the aecret of th&I auper-weapon. That wa• the world headline 9ro4uoed bJ lbe ••• ion of the Supre ■ e 8o•1et, w 1ch ha1 just ended. 10aco1 - 2 But it waa not the b1g new• for the Ruae1sn peo p le themaelYea. ~oday'a dispatch fro• Moscow•• 1ay1 that the MalentoT announce■ ent didn't cause any 1tlr in Ru1e1a. Peo p le don't talt about it. ITen the new1p&pers don't play it up. The Hydrogen bo■b a\ory -- given little apace,llttle prominence. y anot ' her announce ■en\ \hat llaleAkOT aade. Be 1&14 tbe Irealla lD\eDdl ,o 1 ■ proTe tAe lot of the aTerage au111an - give hla better foo4, • • • better clotnla1, better hou11a1. Wlth e■ pb&lll OD l ■ proTlag the lot of the pea1aa,,. TbeJ'Te been the priaclpal Ylctl ■• under tbe tron dlotatorahlu - but DOW they'll h&Te tbla11 eaaler. lo aald MaleakoY - and tbat•• what 1atere111 tne au1aian I people theaoat. Today'• dispatch quole1 a Mo s cow woman a• ezolal ■ lng •on• can dance, after 1uoh a apeech{ 1 It would•••• that the H-boab declaration wa1 meant for the outer world, while the new lremllD re~l•e made a b14 for po p ular favor by anno u ncing - better llTlAI condltloa,. QIYIL PIFIIBI Atomic Inergy commissioner !ugene Zuoterl a111111e1 - that e ■uet take the KalentoT staleaent at face Talue, unless it can be proven false. Our ato■ ic official• have alwaye taken tt for granted - that the 8oT1eta could produce a hydrogen boab, aooner or later. However, one of the top atomic•• aclent11t1 -- who bull\ our flrat A-bo■b, --~ ..... 4oe•n•t bell••• - ihe aue■ 1ane h&Ye lhe hydrogen bo.{:'>irore■■or Harold Vre,~•~•l•M.... ... If tbe Bu■ 11an1 had esplodeCI an H•boab, 1h11 tao\ •nould be 4eteollble troa ra41o aotlTltJ la tbe alr. Wben Wa1blngtoa aaaouoe• that the ·••la•• b&Te esploded IUOh a bo~b, lhea I -- I will believe 1t - not before.• - - There will b e no draet1c reTlaton of our plue for atomlc defenae - official• merely ho~lag lbai the MalenkoT declaration may per1uade the American publ1o to take aiomio defense more ser1ou1ly. They think 1t may snake tne •apatny• of the peo le - but they aren't sure. IIITAJI-QBIIA The B ritish will tell us that, if the lorean peace conference 11 ■ uoceaaful, the London governaeal will 1na1st that Red China be given a aeat lD tbe Uni t ed •atlona. Wa1b1n g ton will b e intoraed •• ot thll bJ Nlnlaier of State SelWJD LlOJd, who 11 on hl ■ way io lew York to attend the General A11e■blJ ot the u •• · ••••to conault wltb u.a. ofttc1a11 - and, ,oaa,, wa1 haAded a dlreo\lve, tellla1 hl■ wbal to aaJ. Be wlll argue - that Chla& can be drawa awar from lo•l•t luaala. b Tb&I the lwo oountrlea b&Te oonflto,tq 1a,ere11a, aad are lr&dlllonal ene■ l•• - &114 a Chlaa lovlet apllt could be pro■oted bJ aa1,t1a1 ••• Chia& 1nto the U I. Secretary of State John ro,ter Dulle, declare• that, if the Rede r•tuee to return all the prl1oner ■ they have, we may retain ■ ome of the Coamu11t1 - ln our bands. Some Americana, lt 11 reporte4, will not b e repatriated, because thet'Te been eeateaoe4 to pr11on bJ the Bede. Secretary Dull•• point• oul that we haTe a lot of Coamun11t1, who were 1eateaoet to pr11on for var1ou1 cr1ae1 at the caap1. lo, we ■ 11~1 retaln the■• The Secretary of State 1a71 he know• aolbla1 the 1iorle1, but be haa no~flclal kaowl••••• • The etorle1 contlaue - wltb returala1 oaptlTel now telling of one-bun4re4-e.n4-lblrty-t1Te Aaerloau who refuee to return. One ezaaple 11 de1crlbed by Corporal rr e d Harper of Whelan, Kentucky who u l re · late1: •1 talked to a man who 11 going to etay beb1n4. He 1ald 'I'm going to China tlret to study, and tben 111101111 - PQLLII - a I'm going to the Soviet Union•.• To which Corporal Harner ad41: •Personally, I think they ■■ were afraid to come back. They were afraid of what some of ua would do to them.• A South Korean Corporal tel11 of two hu4re4 South Koreans - 4ec141ng aga1net repatrlatlon. ~ Per1uaaed bJ aed propaganda - whlch to14 lbeJ 1 4 be ~ ■ latreate4. •tou wlll be beatln and que•tloaet. You're not 1O1a1 to be relea1e4. You wlll be pul la a barbed wlre oup. There•• no tellla1 wbe,her Ibey wlll klll JOU or not.• Tbal ••• lbe prooa1aada 11•• wltb loutb Kor••···· GI to4&J tell1DI how the Rede bad a •4eath roo••• ( threw\ TheyA••••~ 11en prlenaer• lnto a 1ort of oell, &D4 left the■ there to perl1h. Ke&nwh11e, the Tan1uard · of the ho■e-comer1 1• oa 1t1 way. A blg tranaport plane took off today •lib seventeen, 111 and wounded. Three hundred and twea17- elgbt other• are coming bJ ••a - a voyage that wlll g110113s-puLLII - 3 iake lwo weeka. They're in tor a big welcome, wbea "- t be military tranapor, reachea ...._ •••' coaa, harbor. Meanwhile, the ezcb&nge a, Pan Kun Joa weal oa tod&J - the Reda reporllng ibal ihey woull baa4 onr one bun4re4 Aaerloana, iwenly-tlYe Brlloaa, lwea,7-tl•• Turke, an4 two bu4re4 an4 flf\J louth Koraaae. ,r11oaer• - la 1004 ph7-aloal con4111oa. !l♦ I In Iran, the nat1onw1de Yo\1ng 11,al ■ oa, unanimous - supporting Premier Moaaade1h a1a1nal Na311a, tbe Iranian Parlia■ent. The NaJlla -8 lo be d1aa1ase4. The balloting, actually, ~ - l k ~ of Teberan.i- ~ • • • • be1aa laat week, 1n \he Clty Koaaade1h nearlJ one hundred percen,. That waa followed by an eleolloa ln o\ber parta of Peril&, and \odaJ ,u ~ur•• ••• ,.,. ,_ r6t C 'F - llX hundred. lhouaaad ■I lo lhree bud.red, baotlq A the Prealer. HoweTer • \he ohlef oppoal\ion leader ordere4 bl ■ follower• 10 ,oyoolt \he eleotloa. bebaal, lbe v...£. -~ No1lea aealol, toraer epeater la lbe llalll ■.,, ... ca11e4 ,ae reteren4ua uncoa■ 11,u,1ona1, and order•• hla adherent• - no\ to Tole. Theae election tldln&• are accoapanled bJ another bit of n••• - Noaaade&b annouacln1 a proJeo, tor taprovtng relation• with lovt t Rueala. & Joint lov1et-Iran1an committee - to be eet up tn Teheraa to set t le disputes. Like th e quarrels about 8tr1p• of territory aloaa Jl♦I - a tbe 80T1e, Iranlan border. The lOAI drawn ou, quarrel w1\h Britain OTer Ism■ Irantaa 011 remaln1 un1ettled, an4 It lookl a• 1t No1eadegh were turning toward \he l0Tlel1 - al he to•••• ou\ the Iranian parllaaen,. ll♦IQI rrance 1• haT1a1 anoiber bl& a\rlke. Toalgbl, \be co-un1et and 8oc1a1111a union• called ou, four huadre4 thou•a~ railway worker, - ta pro1e11 a1a1a1t lbe econo■ lc prograa of \he go•eruea,. the rallroa4 ulon1 flaahed the order: •atop all lrala ••r•loe 1a■e4late11.• That 11 bela1 obeyed, and lbe llrlke 11 •• , •• , . , 10 1preu 10 other lnduatrte• for & aattoa-wl4e •••• labor orlala. aua QAIAPA The figures fro ■ the C&nadian election abow a l ndeltde for the Liberal party headed bJ Prealer la1nt Laurent. The early count fro ■ ea ■ tern an4 central Canada gave the liberal candldalea bu1• ■alorl11ea. Saint Laurent, hl ■ 1elf, wa■ conoede4 re-elec,1on to Parllaaent when only a few •otea la bl• 411\rlol were tabulated. The cout waa lop-1l4e& la hla fa•or. Tb&I, of oo•r••· wae ln Quebeo, rrenob •••••• - a atroa1bo14 of the Llberala. ••• lewfouadlaad u t lova 10011a aa•e lbea 1ar1e ••~~or,, aaM for oa,arlo. Only &A OTerwbel ■ lDI ·••ep tor lb• ConaerTallTel la tbe wealern pro•laoes oou14 reduce the laad-allde proporllon1 of the Liberal •tctor,. Tb• leader of the oppoaltlon conceded 4efeal earlJ thla evea1n1. ConaervatlTe leader Geor1• Dr•• ,. reca1uea,• •••• t &Iii 1etu•• fro■ •••••r• IILJQAffll• On the Libyan deeert - a lot of helicopter• were bu1y today. Hopping from place to place, on \ho•• lorth African •ands - picking up a survivor here aa4 there. All aaved, in the plane cra1h on lalurur. An Air rorce fly1n1 box car, twenly-four aboua, ~an1ahe4, and the belief was - forced dow n lhe I Nedlterranean. lo there wa1 a ••arch ver Ibo•• wa1•r• bJ uertoaa, Brlllah and Itallaa ahipa and plaa••• !be 1earob - fullle. !he fact••• lhal the flyln1 box car bad ora■ he4 on the LibJaa 4eaerl 11a11 all•• fro■ lbe ooa■ t. tbe tweatr-tour atraea aboard balle4 oul - oue 4owa., paracbule. lo lbere Ibey were, ■ oallered oTer I~• Thal wae found out, and helloopter1 •• 414 lhe brul••• reacue Job. Some of the aurvtvor• • • r e - - - • a blt, and there were a f•• fracture•. Olherwi••• they were tn good condition - after their adventure on thoee ■Uaaal eternal ean4a. IAIZUAPAJBS Cal1fornla reports a new 4evlce for etudylng earthquakes -- whlch may brlng about a ayatea for pre41ctlng quakea. In a m ountain tunnel, near the Bl_! Dallon Du, the Callfornta OnlvereltJ of TeobAology baa lnalalle4 an •earth 11ralnin1 meter.• Thia 11 a h•1e aeaaula1 1auge, a e vealJ-nlne feel long, wlth a • • • pro~eolla1 par, exten4lag 4eep into the rook. The purpoae - lo ■ea1ure lbe elrala &ad air••• of ,he rock. the lheory 1• tha, earlbquake1 bappea Jlt. when lhe. teaalo•A•acbe1 a breaklAi polal. tb•~ call lt - the •earlb•quke po1a,.• the 14ea ~ ~ould be lo have a nelwort ot •earl~- 1\raln ae,er1,• 1oa1,ered lbroughoul Calltornla. Tbeee re1l1terlng th dala - whlob wou14 perall the pre4lot1ag of ea.rlhquakea. IIIIJHQYII Pre114eni 11,enhower 11 in DenTer, getting read7 for a rugged f1ah1ng tr1~ up in the ■ ounta1n1 near rra• The auamer White Houae there will be a cabin la lbe woo4 and the number one ohef •111 be -- the Prealdenl blaaelf. TheJ aaJ he'• f1ral cla11 al cooking flap-~ack1 au tr11n1 f11h. Of cour ■ e, theJ'll haTe lo caloh lbe fl ■• f1r11, bui they 1houl4n 1 1 haTe auoh \rouble 1e111a1 -~.,,, ~ ~ 7 - . • •• , ~ iroul -- J, t h ~ C~l-~r ... ~4-o~o-p~l• ~1reaa1.1' -tt.. .. - ~ ~ - ~F.~ ....... ,. la DeaTer, one of lhe wa11 1D lb• helldeallal par17 11 clroppln1 the t1r11 letter of a fuaou1 aaae • ..... of lbal ■oua,alD -- ·"! 11 lb~ ~14e &a4 ~07 of - O " t ~'1- ~ , . ~ - ~.$,,,. (:7i, • . , . Colorado}\ the 1a1 11 ea17 lo 1ue11, aa4 lbere•• e••• • lal~ of offlclal aolloa lo drop lhal t1r11 leller. a4s1s4LL In Buffalo today, the Lie Detector was ueed - •• to decide a que t1on of baaeball. Was it tru that Buffalo Manager Jack Tighe - epat in the face of Uap1re Max Jelersk1T The trouble arose at a game laet b d a Saturday. ias it a home-run, or ~uet a doublet !be Buffalo Manager protested vtolently to tbe uap1re. But he eays - be only sputtered. The uap1re aald - be 1-pal. Bo Mana1er T11he wa1 suspended bJ the in ernatloaal lea1ue. ~ · The mana1er'1 story wa1 backed bJ four of bl• ball players, and today they aub■ ltted to as•• lie detector test. The result - the ■anager upheld. Tbe Ter41ct - eputter. Pre1uaably, the 1u1pen11on will